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Linaro takes control of Arm’s Forge HPC software tools
Linaro Ltd., a UK-based provider of open-source Arm software development tools, has reached a deal with Arm to acquire its…
| Jan 24, 2023 | Linux Foundation establishes Open Metaverse Foundation for open-source metaverseThe Linux Foundation has established the Open Metaverse Foundation to accelerate the development of vendor-neutral and scalable metaverse. This foundation… |
| Apr 25, 2022 | National Science Foundation invests $37M for research in next-gen networking systemsThe National Science Foundation (NSF) agency said it will invest $37 million to fund the development of the next generation… |
| Apr 30, 2020 | Boston Dynamics experiments with a four-legged aid in a COVID-19 worldMobile robotics pioneer Boston Dynamics is pushing edge computing to a new environment in an effort to aid medical workers… |
| Apr 2, 2020 | Startup debuts Kubernetes-ready platform to ease AI resource allocation headachesRunai Labs Ltd. has announced the general availability of its deep learning virtualization platform, which could eventually prove to be… |
| Feb 10, 2020 | Tachyum books its first universal-chip designChip designer Tachyum Inc. has sold its first reference design, the Prodigy Universal Processor AI/HPC, to an undisclosed customer for… |
| Jan 25, 2020 | Kneron processes $40m investment for edge AISan Diego-based Kneron, a developer of AI algorithms and AI-optimized processor designs for use in edge devices such as surveillance… |
| Jan 22, 2020 | Apple adds Xnor.AI smarts to edge devicesApple has acquired Xnor.AI, a developer of software and chip technology that make the job of object recognition easier for… |
